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LONG ISLAND.

CxARsEThe ast no lies Of the twenty Ave
who drowned aboard the Mystery July 10
late Yesterday afternoon They Mary
seventeen. OF No. 452 Atlantic BrookIvn and
George Cring OF Canarsis Tho inquest will be
sumei today At Canarsie
AsT0R1A-The strike among the mill hands 1t the Suns
wick Oilcloh Mill declared od yesterday by the
ployes The result victory for the company.
JANncA-Mrs. jennie Brown. colorei has made charge
Mrs rose VIII t. aisp coor- for having
thumb appears that Mrs b-camr zeal.
OF Nrs White because OF Mr. Brs attentio
The quarrrilsi and 10 ~ all ged that Mrs. White
Browns thumb her mouth aud bit for p-srly
utica Justice Heirickson issuen Tor Mrs Whites
hut that lady had left town before the could
be xscuted
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LOST WILL TURNS UP.

John Hanes of watensld. wsstohe.sr County, ded In
psry IN arou valued s50b0 He Ais poss-sssd Jointly
with his wife. properly IN wasened to the same anou't
his deaih he executed deed. Trough
third parry. of Harlem properly hack TO n>sii IN
whu q lilo IN of h>r rEhts
death. will being fonnd and he having ne o. dsn
sister. nvDe In The West. came on and
claimed their share after dedctnK the wido~ "owsr The
widow began action Ia set ASIDE the deed executed "
rr hu himself OF the Harlem property. the
ground Tho sut suddenly came to end ysstsr-
dsy will presented for prObste In the Surr.safs
Court bite Plans IN VII CHI the husband villa TO his
ali his and appoints hur sole
tfix Tho viii dstei July 81 1850. aud drawn
Ralph brown Co. OF this CITY. The document lad been
mis- Ths br.hers and sister will
WILL the hope Of getting share OF tbs properly
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NEW PHASE OF THE xERY-XsDA CASE.

l. Victor Merry the French scientist and journalist who
last Tuesdav paroed custody Of his counsel
near the follow with boBdsman until yesterday
appear Jefferson Market Police Court He was
accus assautng Blanche Meds allied actress Yes
rriay Counsslors es,n Greene W. r. Ste rt. who
appeared Miss eda demanded the arre Merv. who
they citv Tuesday evening Mr.
roeus salt "Merv Ia acting for other parte, Interested
who their crimes BY casting in putatons on
tho chaianhP - Ms Media and myset A. ar a. Merry -
concei ps trsi Tor attempting 10 bla' T.
mail a. Media and myseIf BEFORE he served Miss NADIA
IN the nrs summons he approached and demanded
Al Is 600 saying VIII trump complaint, that
you Will be ashamed 10 show yonr lace again ol HIM 70
During absence he approached Msa Media
dsd 5000 When abe refused no procured tho
summons mentioned"
Justice Gormsn he would ATTEND to tho matter.
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EEw-JEKSEY.

NEW DURHAM.-Adam sistmAu. shoemaker living the
Hackensack plank roa hrod shot Al his vile sunday
night because his not really whom ne retured
The bullet missed its mark. and OF the
bors sr~a rodstman until constable arrived aud
him. The ghbors that T.istman makes
practice shooting at his vile when he is drunk angry
PArKRsog.-Enma Johnson. who lived with her
Sunday night rolled OF bed ami
spinal column 5he found dead James Hsnd.
rrEa harris Dolan Michael Msndel and George side
hired boat Sunday night amt went several milss
Pssao At drinking resort they joined by George
Roberts In quarrel among thon tho boat capszed
u Roberts drowned.
BLOOhnELD--Henry Lewis nine, aud Henry ReDslng
eight while battling In Tonys Brook yesterday
drowned
sQualof In cabin died In the SUNDAY
night In her hut Was found $500.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Argument in Jacob sharps before Judge Potter.
Monrno1th Park races Long Branch, 2;So 2; n
Rapid Trantit Commissioners mo, " %
ProhIdtiopists County Convention. Lyric Hall, P NJ
and Bostou baseball match Polo 0rounda m
McAdsm Political scsnce Club. No. II West twenty
Mofropolan Louisville baseball match, st. George. Staten
Island, y. N. . $500. ,ro--.,x r
1915 p, c-..... nat q, . .,
OWL Service sxamin ation police Inspectors Cy HAIL
lawn tennis tournament. Southampton l. l. 10 O. m.
Meotipgs oil Health and Police Boards.
Long Branch East Twenty -eghth-st, q m
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Iormsn said he would ATTEND to tho matter.
ELECTION INSPECTORS FOR. TIE LABOR PARTJ

ELECTION INSPECTORS Foe TIE LABOR PARTY
The committee Labor Party chosen Sunday
consult Police Board about the appoDtn ent Of
inspectors to represent the party this TALL went TO
Police Headquarters yesterday John McMaekin the chair
panied by Gideon Tucker
X NJ. Waite. pr W 8 eo,thsil John X Sullivan. 4. A;
Mchae Foley They were not able 10 any o
ha comDissionsrs except M Voers who io them TO call
again to-day Of election each
or the Si2 election districts his fa instead OF
fsur inspector having provided for by tie
Lessatur~ the Lsbor Parry As each inspector
so for hs work registration days day
the city viii be more IN S0OO0. AZ
Hall orsapEaon jcped with the LABOR PARTY at
the Police Board decMe TO give part OF
the SIP inspectors 10 Irving Hail. and divide the
regular election patronage between Tammany
and County Democracy
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A CONTRA CroR THOUGHT TO BE INSANE

A CONTRA CTOR THOUGHT TO BE INSANE
Thomas Carney Of No gao East One hundred and thir
tecnthst committed In tho Harlem Police Court yes
tsray by Justice White for examination TO his sanity
oanuey we'll contractor. and has little
erty He badly about three years By falling
through ths we'll hole OF building and SINCE thon has
acted aueery On SUNDAY night he threatened TO
take and his wife him locked up the East
and.t wenty sixth Street Police station.
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RAILWAYS PILLS,

Tho Grfat 1--we and sfomnch Kennedy.
For tho cure disorders Of the stomach Liver bowels
Kdnsy Bladder Nervous Diseases Loss OF appetite Head
acne Costiveness gestion Biousness, Fever lnnzm
nation of the Bowels Piles all arrangements OF the
Int nal viscera Purely vegetable containing mercury
minerals or deeterous drugs
Price. 2o te9s; Per BSS SsiS * sil DRUGGISTS
pAnwAy q 20 -G.ntiemen Your pills have often
varied my family never think safe to oe
without than they . hns medicine Most respect
fully yours, HENRY kENWohiH'
Chc1anse Iroquois Co. Illinois. 1880
What a Physician says Of Radwnys Piii Sy and
have thom all pI and sell great many
of them have them always and them in my
rtice family and expect In preference
Of all Pills Yours respectfully. x,nn,rnrooy
Doraville, Ca DIR. A. G. MlDDLEbhOok. ,
TO rHEPUBLIC-Bs sure and ask for RADW AVS. and
see that o g. RAILWAY " 10 on what you buy.
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SIZE PUZZLED ALL THE INTERPRETERS

The Interpreters Of tho Tombs Police Court yesterday after
noon were puzzled understand the old
man. who before Justice Kbreth plant
against Dennis Sullivan On sunday Dennis came
house No 40 Baxterst aud
furniture and shrd things" generally. Mrs sullivan
thirteen In he United stacs but she IL sl
British subject she only speak the tongue Of the
psssants Of wild mounta Of the West OF ireland Every
court Interpreter understand her 0sec they
could II ana then Dennss sister Nora made The
nominal companaus and Interpreter Justice Kbreth
Dennis TO the Island for three months
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TIE SUICIDE OF GERTRUDE BEEOROFT.

The body OF Gertrude Beecroit tho youag woman who
herself and died Sunday morang vas lay
ipg msthes homo at No. 267 West ssvsntsonth
ready burial room for
Gertrude killed herself because OF trouble with
he, of young man. was said that
Gertrude became acquainted with him while she Was sm
u,y.d At candy count er tho West sis Hotel MIA
Br.rcr Ia arranged under ooss watch In the
gro cry winch opened but tue grl away rou
home took the poison Her ody VIII DO buried In the
Cemetsfy of the kvergreens to-day.
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TWO CHILDREN ALNOST STA RVED TO DEATH.
When Detective Brady. Of The Flushing Avenue police
In Brooklyn Flushing quell fight
Sunday light he found children In starving condition
locked the floor They scantiiy clothed
the without furniture and the door daubed
with Nth One OF children than the
other three years old T. names we're souora and Joseph
smith, he boy for food himself And his hite
sser mosned and cried pteousy The mother
found after search IN snethsr part OF the
ghbora che had locked the children
the and had spree several days bs:re
pershinr from hunger The boy vas put ~ CHARGE OF
the Cruelty Children and he
baOy given charge tho mother who Ieckei In
cell her the hight he little glri soon became ILL.,
attended her feared she would die
cholera infsntum the mother paroed by Police u.s.
Kenns Yesterday snd money 70 take tho baby
to the seaside Sxnuarium-
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

Clarendon Rbk-vicente O. ouessdA Argentine Minister
Rtop Bysrser HsuSe-benator John n NC fher.
son. NowJsrssy, and George DO Kem q Psiladspna
burg 80 Gisnnam Hoti-Ths Marquis do San carlos OF
Havana -. ST. Jafaes Hofs-Bshop n Chaarn Oh inaian
81 Pert an Prince Murray Hn Hote!-Chares u Colby
Of Milwauk Gtsey Hsase-Charies A. fnspuiy' u
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this .straghs tip" TINE TRIBUNE makes ~ ssseesns o
probable winsers to-day . fellowsi
FIRST RAcE--iAttls Minsh Arst Choetsw second
SECOND RACE (Collssn stakss)-Danslla Arss. sennos
second.
THIKp RACE (stsvsns stakss)-Hanover nrst
rouRra RAcE-saxeny first Favor second.
Thess are the entries In fuilt
Frpsr RAcx-HANpICAr NILE
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IEKhEY CITY.

John Reilly age OF No. 1871 st. Pausave went
bathing yesterday Penn Horn Greek and drowned
Tho body Of young about twenty four was
fopnd Yesterday horria Canal tho
Pacnc bridge The body had apparently been IN the
days IL atrod In black velvet dress
trimmed With black cashmere. black cashmere ovesknt
V skirt with embroidered trimming and rod psttCoat
bottle containing mirnre OF qninine and hcorics vas
found IN one OF The pocket: There were no MARKS Of
iuRc nall boa
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BROOKLYN ,, n-...,......."........... %

Earned runs-Brookvni1 St Louis First base ey
errors-Brooklyn Lcuis Struck out Brooklyn,
ST. LOUIS .. left bsses-Brooxlyn. 3; St. Louis q
Home rps-None. Three hits-POIter l. Two base
Pinkney Phillips Gleason FoStz !; FIRST base
stolen bases-Pinknsy Greer l. Peoples than Wild
pitches-Portsr l. Passed bals-None Umplre-Ar fsasch
Tlhe-1;3a
The Metropolitan BY timely batting managed TO defeat
the nine St George Staten island Ihere "ss
large crowd veest interest was evincei
in the match Donohue had COLLAR bone broken In
The fourth inning by pitched ua and was forced 70 retire
Hc will not able play again for seveNl wees ihe
players BY rally 81 the bat In the seventh inning
when they scored three runs Tho score wasi
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Judge Dykman appointed the res
tsays apprss DAMAGES Tor lands bordering the Bron
diversion Of supply
Annexed District with wa.r For tho upper section from
Bronvile 10 wiamsbrixe. George u. Foster Charles u.
Lssry and Shrrn Stephen d Horton tho lower
Esv.York section. Collector W. u. Robertson. David
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oHARLRs j. soHRrlBER GETS BAIL.

Charlss schrsbsr VINO arrested Saturday night
for personssng ocsr released bail yesterday By
Justice German. ct Jefferson Market Police Court Mr.
John Lam Of the nrm Of Lsun nse eabnstmakera Of
Ne SO ksss TwsifthsL. euaoed o hsad..sa and gaye
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Aor game Rdgewood Park Sunday some rowdies
stoned the coach St. Louis players
away grounds Umpire McQusde was srnck In the
face by brick and painfully injured. anu Manager
Won Der Abr q escape from the flying stoneA
PitsDurx club has decided not 10 release fitcher
Norris for The present. -,
The NewYork Boston clubs play again az the Polo
Grounds to-day West after the match
This Metropolitan and Louisville clubs VIII play ~ 81
GEORGE aud the Brooklyn and ST. Louis
ouus II Washington Park Brooklyn.
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r.prsssns the unknown landowners included IA me 90
seccss 70 be Appraised also appointedi john srcn
nan william Pophsm Pstt Dennis r. shsl and Joseph IL
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sent stsr Justios osrmsu youehins ior scarssers
rood Character schrsber Is uots member Of tne Az ssu
dents' LNagns, stated yesterday.
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Earpcd runs Louisvie First base on
neutrality-suspicious. !; Louisvie struck oat.de TO
poiitan. a. Louisville. Left on bases MetrspotxSn
i Hecksr l. Bro wnagl l, Wolf l. Mack Home ran-Jon 3
Thres ase hit erins hitsRadford Wolf l.
Double -Rsdor Gerhardt and Orr Orr unassisted
terhardt and Orr Hit by ptcher-NOne. Stolen bases
U.tropolitan |; Louisville g. Wild pitche.-Cuslman l.
Ksmrey q Passed bzlls-Donohus !. Umpre-Mcouade.
Time a q hours
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NEMAKK

City County Board Of canvassers met yesterday
and IL valuations The
500 900 600 and the valuations So 900 O52.
SPA 1901 52 III ed at 20l which 10
point last years. rate The total increase IA
Valuations So, 10000.
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Pools we're sold tonight az follows;
F,r,t raee-svitt s25 Himalaya So Mamie Hunt 81,
Russell SIS. safe Ban S. Bddy bowling 80 hed ~.
Second race-stevenss pair So tageoe' $40 orise'o
SIS. kdsto 81. -. x.,, ,.
Clark SIS Sli. Del Norte Sl3 neld sl2
Fourth No puols sold. -. 49,.
Fifth ace-Bourke Cochran $50. Abraham NO. george
Mccullough S.. held SIT.
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[ 1-l6 MILES.
FIFTH-sELLISo. e NILE
THE PROGRAMME FOR SARATOGA.

SARATOGA July 25An the combined influences OF the sun
and wind cond not put good shape by lo
. m tomorrow. The going will be extremely heavy Never
thcens the races have Hled well and fair programme
ouered its being the Aabsma StakeA
Wary and Flageoletta should make good race
These the entries;
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runs-BostOn,2 Newfork. . Fnst UascUn
b .ston, o; New York. 8 struck out Boston, New
ssiis-Wise l. DAILY l.; Gore. /; Kees l. Hone rnas.
Gnlespir q Double plays-Ward Richardson and OJnnof
Nash Wise and Morrill, burdock and Morrill, HIT oy piteher
,,,,por l. Wild pitches-Raibourne. l. Passed balls
Daily, 2; o Rourke. ]. Umpre-Mr Valentine Time-Two
hours
one Of the most exciting games played Washington
PARK witnessed there yesterday between the
Drook and Fully 5000 people were pre-
Inc players by tne rally scored three runs In
the d nal inning and the game. The score was;
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

WARRINGTON July 26-shaw and Casey. both south
paw twirlers had battle for supremacy 10 the Pha
lelphia- Washington game to"ay. Both pitchers were
elective and while Casey struck out more men than SHAW
the latter carried OF The rules did not
handicap the wizard to-day and he pitched his
best game of the Only ono man-Fssr-wss able
anything with his curves shaws support IN inc heo
Vas much Cassy and the home club won Tho
game BY fielding although they punched three hits
IN the seventh inning. Tho was ~ folows'
Sass;. ivSs. u
ysa1SS rhs:Da. E saa c..:s
Gmpirs-Mr. sullivan.
PHILADELPHIA July 26Both Seward and Smith pitched
excellent games former getting slightly the best
play Gessray clean and sharp Cork
hill by great catches and
Berbauer pulled down singles In the n
inning bails threebaEger BY Lyons single oy
stovey the Athletics three runs and the
game The score was - follows,
Athletic; 1885, d 3
BasehssAthlstic. i0i Cincinnati Erors,Athletic s:
ciucinnAt 9. Pischers-ssward and Smith Umprs-hE
BALTIMORE July 25-Crowelrs puzzled the Balti
more to-day he well supported that his
clue game with comparative esss shreve was not
but three Of the hvs actual hits charged against
him were each and made At opporune
nes nsded WELL and the nne plays BY Num-
yan and Reccus literally spplauded About 1000
spectators present Burns fined $50 BY Umpire
Curry uncalIedor exhibition Of temper The score
follows;
S S.;,.%ss, ..........-..SS 81
Ba.shts-CleyslAnd. z, Baltimore g. EIrors-Cleveland.
3: Baltimore 2. Pitchsrs-Crowou and shrove Umpire
Mr. Curry
DETROIT, July 25-The Chicago champions were given
vey rscepon today and beaten In the easiest pos
sbe BY the home club Van Haltrcn pitched With
little effect and his delivery batted every direction
0etzns bothered the Chcakos much that they
only occasional hits- The score a. follows,
S Ssisc o...............::9 s-is
Basshits-Chicago. Detroit. 30. Errors-Chioago 8,
Mr. DesscheE
PTIsBUae. July 25-A hney contested ten inning
was played the Pi,tsburg and Indianapolis
clubs The home players oabsttsd opponents
after hard fought game by the appended score;
Indianapolis. ...................o Q Q l-6
tittsmfg . v !" " -
opsh ~; PitsburK l. Pitchers-Boyis and AcCormick
I'm pire-Mr Powers.
A. wilkssbarrs-wnkss s; Jersey City. 2.
TORONTO DIsaUsTED WITH HANLAN.
TORONTO ont yay 26Now thas full details Of the race
~ Puimsn H. Hauau and Goudar have boon pao
hshs hess marked change In popular feeling since Sat
urdsy Night Ths GENERAL npresson that the race was
Eeneral jsoilaca bay HaDsn rstarusd with
afsworks music, etc.. bat that u 81 ended now.
THE ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH.
ANOTHER RICH GALLoP FOR HANovER-RE-EH-
TRANCE az LITTLE MINCH.
Tsegrsphic advises = THs TRIBUNE from Monmouth
st nght stated hsd fallen their Saturday
~ weather clear Ed eesl AID
oa han ~ any ether tine tAs sssssA On The strength
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THE ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH.

The ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH.
ANOTHER RICH GALLON FOR HANovER-RK-EH-
TRANCE ~ LITTLE MINCH.
Tslegaphc advises THs TRIBUNE from Monmouth PARK
ss night stated Saturday
~ weather clear asA ees course
oa than u any ether tine tA sssssa o. The strength
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AnnsuncsnsAtA
z. g. w.
"NIpsic-
+. g. w,
"NRsiG"


z. g. w. E. & w. +. g. w
"EIPsIc" "NlPsc" "NRsIc"
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. d.
1855 West 63d.st
Hsurs-st to IL BtsI Diseases OF the Nsrvsus System.
SsaIts. Urinary orgaaa Impots,cs aat stsrittv
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TORONTO prsousrEp WITH HANLAN.

TORONTO DIsaUsTED WITH HANLAN.
TORONTO ont yuIy 26-Now full details Of the
~ Pumsn H. between Haulan and aoudar have boon pao
hshe there marked change popular feeling since Sat
urdsy night The general Impression that the
notsns but pedrons There talk AZ frst OF having
general ubilzon the when Hapian returued with
arew0rks musc ETC., bat that ~ al ended now
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orJyEN srAKEa Two-YEAR-OLD FrLLIEs
apYCrAI WEfoHTs tMLE.

THIRD-sTEyYNs STAKES. THREE-YEAR-OLDS SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. d MILES. 1919.
Ovnss Mama Sns. "epgoos
Dryer EictAcrs 100
Appeby
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Sick Man in a Hotel.

Some of the experiences of commercial
travellers are unpleasant, although they
are generally supposed to have the best
of everything that is going. P. E. Dove,
who is well known among travellers, re
Gently said that of all the bitter expert
ences he had ever encountered, the worst
was to be taken sick away from home at
hotel. 1.-The nean who is taken i'll I'M
der such conditions said Mr.. Dove,
sscannot expect any attention from un-
selfish motives. He will find that he is
obliged to give heavy tips to the porters,
walters, chambermaids and bell boys for
whatever he wants done. The sick man
in the hotel is considered an easy and
legitimate prey. Everybody can pluck
him, and everybody does pluck him, even
to the physician, who oftentimes divides
his fees with the men in the Office.
"Not long ago was taken sick at a
hotel in Boston, and asked to have a
physician sent up to my room. He called
and made up prescription. l asked his
price for the visit and offered to pay him,
but he said to me that it was all right, as
he had no charge to make. 1t struck me
that had discovered humanitarian in
the proprietor of the hotel, who thus
furnished free medical assistance for his
sick guests. When I came to pay my
bill, however, found myself charged
with the doctors fee at So per visit. I
protested somewhat against this and re-
peated the Doctors words, whereupon
the cashier showed me the physicians
account for the hotel, itemized at the
rate of So visit for hotel employees and
So for guests. York Tribune.
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Some things are cheap. You can buy
all the cologne you want for a scent.
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An Englishman at the white House.

The accommodations for the presidents
family in the White House, however, are
on such contracted scale that, strange
as it may seem, he is almost unable to in
vite visitors beyond two or three for
want of sleeping apartments. Yet all
effort to get better house or in health
Ter locality has failed. The ruler of SO
proud and wealthy a nation might be
more generously provided. AS it is, his
dwelling is more than half public
Office, for the people flock into the east
room at will, and its worn and faded
carpeting testify to the shufHing of many
feet, while the torn window curtains
demonstrate the stealthy energy of the
relic hunter. A large number, who can
readily on various pretexts get permission,
climb to the upper story, and bore the
secretaries and often the president him
self with their opportunities, SO that he
has little comfort and not even privacy.
-Galenga's Letter to London Times.
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Probably Of all sensational Develop
ments, boils are the worst.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-11-26
A Watch for a Blind Man.

''This is one of the cutest things in the
watch line that has yet appeared, said
Jeweler Charles S. Crossman, holding up
one of the new Swiss watches designed
for the use of the blind. 'sThe old raised
figure watches were clumsy, and the blind
people were constantly bending or break
ing the watch hands by touching them.
In this watch a small peg is set in the
center Of each figure. When the hour
hand is approaching a certain hour the
peg for that hour drops when the quarter
before it is passed. The person feels the
peg is down, and then counts back to
twelve. He can thus tell the time within
a few minutes, and by practice he can
become SO expert as to tell the time almost
exactly. They have been in use about
six months, and there is a steady and
growing demand for them. New York
Evening Sun.